If you want to use Apple Pay with more than one device, you need to add your card to each device. To get started, choose your device below. After you set up Apple Pay on iPhone or Apple Watch, you can use your cards on the web in Safari3 on some Mac models, while signed in to iCloud. On Apple Watch Series 3, iPhone X, iPhone 8, and iPhone 8 Plus, you can add up to 12 cards on a device. On earlier models, you can add up to eight cards on a device.

Add a card on your iPhone

Go to Wallet and tap .

Follow the steps to add a new card. Watch the demo to see how it works. If you're asked to add the card that you use with iTunes, cards on other devices, or cards that you’ve recently removed, choose them, then enter the card security codes.

Tap Next. Your bank or card issuer will verify your information and decide if you can use your card with Apple Pay. If your bank or issuer needs more information to verify your card, they'll ask you for it. When you have the information, go back to Wallet and tap your card.

Add a card on your iPad

Go to Settings > Wallet & Apple Pay.

Tap Add Credit or Debit Card.4

Follow the steps to add a new card. If you're asked to add the card that you use with iTunes, cards on other devices, or cards that you’ve recently removed, choose them, then enter the card security codes.

Tap Next. Your bank or card issuer will verify your information and decide if you can use your card with Apple Pay. If your bank or issuer needs more information to verify your card, they'll ask you for it. When you have the information, go back to Settings > Wallet & Apple Pay and tap your card.

Add a card on your Apple Watch

Open the Apple Watch app on your iPhone, and go to the My Watch tab. If you have multiple watches, choose one.

Tap Wallet & Apple Pay.

Follow the steps to add a card.4 To add a new card, tap Add Credit or Debit Card. If you're asked to add the card that you use with iTunes, cards on other devices, or cards that you’ve recently removed, choose them, then enter the card security codes.

Tap Next. Your bank or card issuer will verify your information and decide if you can use your card with Apple Pay. If your bank or issuer needs more information to verify your card, they'll ask you for it. When you have the information, go back to Wallet & Apple Pay and tap your card.

Add a card on your Mac

To add a card to Apple Pay, you need a MacBook Pro with Touch ID. On Mac models without built-in Touch ID, you can complete your purchase using Apple Pay on your eligible iPhone or Apple Watch: On your iPhone, go to Settings > Wallet & Apple Pay and turn on Allow Payments on Mac.

Follow the steps to add a new card. If you're asked to add the card that you use with iTunes, just enter its security code.

Tap Next. Your bank or card issuer will verify your information and decide if you can add your card to Apple Pay. If your bank or issuer needs more information to verify your card, they'll ask you for it. When you have the information, go back to System Preferences > Wallet & Apple Pay and tap your card.

Learn more

Make sure that you sign in to iCloud on all your devices. On your iOS device, you need to set up Face ID, Touch ID, or a passcode. On your Apple Watch, you need to set up a passcode. If you sign out of iCloud or remove your passcode, all credit, debit, prepaid, and Suica cards will be removed from that device.

Apple Pay isn't available for children under 13.

Using Apple Pay on the web in Safari isn't currently available in China.

In Italy, Maestro cards cannot be added to iPad or Mac. In Japan, you can also add Suica cards to Apple Pay. In Australia, you can't add eftpos cards to your iPad or MacBook Pro with Touch ID.

To use Apple Pay to ride transit and pay in stores in Japan, you need an iPhone X, iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, or Apple Watch Series 3. Or you can use an iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus, or Apple Watch Series 2 that's purchased in Japan. Learn how to tell whether or not your device was purchased in Japan.

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